Last-Ditch Labor Bill Hight Opens
Washington AP report on the fourth day of Senate debate over a labor bill to curb abuses. Key amendments surface including Potter’s union dues-uses provision and Morse condemns it as anti worker. Ervin’s recall and polling provisions survive while Knowland’s 20 percent member-initiated recall fails. Bush backs a cap on loans to officials or members.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon. B. Johnson
Texas
Charles E. Potter
R-Mch
Potter
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Labor Mitchell
Eisenhower
William F. Knowland
California
Sam J. Ervin
D-Nc
Ervin
Prescott Bush
R-Conn
Vienna Coat Is Issue In Maine Vote
Maine voters head to the polls to nominate candidates as a coat gift becomes a campaign issue. Sen. Frederick G. Payne and rival Herman Sahagian clash over past ties to Boston textile mogul Goldfine. Payne says the coat was a gift with no favors requested, while Sahagian portrays Payne as evasive.
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Maine
Portland
Bernard Gokifine
Frederick G. Payne
Payne
Washington
Goldfine
Boston
Herman D. Sahagian
Belgrade
De Gaulle to Meet Macmillan Before Month End
Paris AP report states Premier de Gaulle will confer with British Prime Minister Macmillan by month’s end. Precise date unset but June 27 is often cited. It will be De Gaulle’s first high level Western Alliance meeting since assuming office and precede talks with Dulles set for July 5.
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Paris
de Gaulle
Macmillan
Western Alliance
U. S
Dulles
France
North Africa
Raoul Salan
Algiers
Cams
de Gautile
Ali
Toj
FTC
Salan
Algeria
Morocco
Tunisia
Remier
Habib Bourguiba
Tunis
Ahmed Balafrej
Ferhat Abbas
Sami Solh
Sadi Salam
Salam
Adnan Nahas
Chajmoun
Hammarskjold
U. N
Chamoun
More Bills For Adams Turned Up
House investigators found records showing industrialist Bernard Goldfine paid additional hotel bills for Sherman Adams, Eisenhower's aide. The Waldorf Astoria charged Adams $47.50 in 1954 and $219.65 for Adams and Mrs. Adams, with earlier Boston hotel stays also funded by Goldfine. Adams said he believed Goldfine kept permanent rooms there.
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Harris
Adams
Federal Trade Commission
Goldfine
Boston
FTC
Eisenhower
Bush
Washington
House
Bernard Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Francis X. McLaughlin
Mrs. Adams
The
Waldorf
Williams comments on subpoena of Goldfine records
New York U S S Atty Paul W Williams declined comment today on a report his office has subpoenaed certain books and records of Bernard Goldfine, friend of presidential aide Sherman. The report, published Saturday, said Goldfine was being investigated by the Department of Justice for allegedly favored treatment from two federal agencies.
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New York
U. S&s. Atty
Paul W. Williams
Bernard Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Goldfine
Department of Justice
Three Year Trade Limit Sought by Bridges and Knowland
Washington Senator Styles Bridges with Senator William Knowland push for a three year cap on extending the reciprocal trade law. Bridges rejects Eisenhower's five year plan, citing uncertain 1960 elections and desire to avoid long-term authority. White House press secretary Hagerty says Eisenhower favors the five year extension though Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson supports it. Bridges doubts critics can widen escape clauses to raise tariffs to shield domestic industry.
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Washington
Styles Bridges
William F. Knowland
Calif
Bridges
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Eisenhower
Congress
James C. Hagerty
White House
House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Atomic Pact Signed Between U S and Japan
Washington AP reports the United States and Japan formalized a ten year atomic agreement. The treaty commits 2700 kilograms of enriched uranium 235 to fuel nuclear power reactors expected to begin operation by year end.
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Washington
United States
Japan
Grim U S Officer Seeks Release of Nine Prisoners in Berlin
U S Army Col Robert McQuail made a second contact with East German Foreign Ministry over the June 7 seizure of nine American soldiers from the 3rd Armored Division. McQuail, grim faced, aims to keep talks military not diplomatic, while prisoners’ fate hangs on intergovernmental negotiations and East German demands.
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Berlin
East Germany
Foreign Ministry
Robert P. McQuail
Bluefield
W. Va
Raymond J McCrory
Wauwatosa
Wis
McQuail
U.S
3Rd Armored Division
West Germany
Reds
Iron Curtain
Weather outlook with showers possible tomorrow night
Tonight will be fair and cool with a high around 75 and a chilly low near 50 tomorrow morning. A 7 am reading yesterday showed 59 rising to 85 by 4 30 pm, with today’s low at 53. The Miami River peaked at 17 feet eight inches yesterday and fell to 14 feet three inches this morning. Last week’s rainfall totaled 4.53 inches.
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Mercury
Miami
Triplet girls born to Ruth Bruno in Joliet
Mrs Ruth Bruno 20 of Lockport gave her husband John 25 three Father Day gifts yesterday namely their triplet girls. The Brunos are first time parents.
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Joliet, Ill
Ruth Bruno
Lockport
John
Brunos
Tito Reds Fight Over U S Help
Belgrade reports Tito and the Soviet bloc trading volleys over U S aid. Tito defended accepting American assistance and accused Khrushchev of attacking Yugoslavia for it while Washington itself sought credit. He said wheat and other goods from the U S helped defend Yugoslav independence against Stalin. He also charged Peiping with promoting war to spread world communism and quoted China’s Chen Po-ta calling Tito far more valuable than Judas for imperialist support.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
U.S
Heiping Radio
Judas Iscariot
Labin
Nikita Khrushchev
Washington
Stalin
Lwe
Khrushchev
China
Peiping
Red China
Chen Po-ta
Wew Chinese Academy of Sciences
Peiping Radio
Judas
Adams Defends Husband Amid Congressional Pressure
Mrs Adams told the Minneapolis Tribune and Des Moines Register that Democrats will hound her husband until he leaves. She said committees seize small issues to destroy public officials. Gabriel Hauge praised Adams as dedicated, principled, and respectful of public service.
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Naiman Jainard
Howrey
FTC
Goldfine
Adams
Gabriel Hauge
Eisenhower
Candidate recalls childhood move to log cabin
A political quip frames the candidate’s origin story. The remark notes the family’s move into a log cabin as soon as they could afford it, highlighting humble beginnings and personal resilience.
Ambassador Cancels Interview With Lodge
New York AP The American Broadcasting Co canceled a filmed interview with U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge after Lodge demanded edits. ABC said permitting deletions would amount to editorial censorship against policy. Dr Robert Hutchins defended Lodge, while Wallace and Daly outlined differing views on the edits and national security claims.
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New York
American Broadcasting Co
U. S
Henry Cabot
Lodge
Network
ABC
Robert Hutchins
Fund For the Republic
Mike Wallace
The
Fund
Newsmakers Productions
Hutchins
Ambas
United Nations
Wallace
John Daly
Newsmakers
Daly
Menshikov Called Home To Report
Soviet Ambassador Mikhail Menshikov flew from New York to Copenhagen then to Moscow on a temporary official mission. Embassy officials say he could return to Washington within a few days to two weeks and gave no precise reason for the call. Mrs Menshikov stayed in the United States during his trip, his first since taking over as ambassador last February.
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Washington
Mikhail Menshikov
Moscow
Menshikov
New York
Scandinavian Airlines
Copenhagen
Menshekov
Soviet governors summon ambassadors for Moscow talks
London reports that the Soviet governor called ambassadors from London and Washington to Moscow for consultations likely tied to an East West summit and nuclear arms talks. Jacob Malik departed London by plane after it emerged Mikhail Menshikov had left Washington for the Soviet capital.
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London
Washington
Moscow
Jacob Malik
Mikhail Menshikov
Soviet envoy Menshikov leaves Washington amid peace bid tour
Embassy officials said State Department and other missions were notified that Menshikov would depart briefly. Public word came when Scandinavian Airlines pictured him boarding a New York International Airport flight. He contrasted with dour predecessor Zarubin, smiling and mingling with Americans as he pushed for cultural exchange and trade, acting as an ambassador of peace and cooperation.
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State Department
Washington
Menshikov
Scandinavian Airlines
New York
International
Georgi Zarubin
United States
Russia
Jet Crashes Two Killed in California Training Flight
An Air Force F89 Scorpion crashed during a training flight from Hill AFB Utah to Oxnard AFB California, burning in a bean field. The pilot and radar crew were presumed dead, named as 1st Lt. Earl Kerns, 23, of Thomas, West Virginia, and 1st Lt. Milton Mickens, 29, of Lima, Ohio.
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Oxnard
Calif
Air Force
Bean Field
Hill Air Force Base
Ogden
Utah
Oxnard Air Force Base
Earl ‘Kerns
Thomas
W. Va
Milton Mickens
Lima
Ohio
West Terre Haute flooded as levee breaches
Floodwaters from a Wabash River tributary overtopped an earthen levee near West Terre Haute Indiana inundating about 30 percent of the community. About 4 000 residents were warned after Sugar Creek swollen by the river spilled across U S 40 five blocks from the Wabash. no casualties among 1 000 displaced. An Indiana National Guard vehicle was swept away. six men on the levee were rescued. The main Wabash bridge on U S 40 remained open.
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Terre Haute
Ind
West Terre Haute
Indiana
Illinois
Sugar Creek
Indiana National Guard
U.S. 40
Wabash
U.S
Americans Ordered Out As Beirut Rebellion Intensifies
Beiruts violence escalated with government forces and rebels trading heavy fire through Saturday and into Sunday. Dag Hammarskjold arrives to head a United Nations observers mission as the U N Security Council authorizes monitoring and arms stoppage.
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Beirut
Lebanon
1.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
U. S
Embassy Star
Camille Chaemoun
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Mass unions pledge mass purchase of doctor care
Washington AP reports labor unions will push prepaid group medical care for workers despite opposition from medical groups. Dr. Morris Brand of the American Labor Health Assn. accuses physicians of opposing consumer sponsored plans for economic reasons and criticizes restrictions and ostracism by medical circles. AMA response expected at San Francisco convention. Dr Warren F. Draper notes substantial savings from Mine Workers welfare fund program after eight months of roster limits.
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Washington
Morris Brand
New York
American Labor Health Assn
American Medical Assny
Brand
Sidney Hillman Health Center
Amalgamated Clothing
Medcal
AMA
San Francisco
Warren F. Draper
United Mine Workers Welfare Fund
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